Sentence examples for blowing strong from inspiring English sources

An hour into the voyage, with sails aloft and wind blowing strong, Mr. Quinn began giving orders.

I wanted to stop again and enjoy the view, which was tremendous, but the wind was blowing strong, bringing in colder, damper air, and I had sixteen hundred more feet to climb.

When the wind is blowing strong, some of the output will power an electric motor that will push water uphill.

There's no actual bipartisan working group as of yet, but the winds of change are blowing strong.

In the afternoon, with the wind still blowing strong out of the north, they drank beers and cheerfully walked the docks.

At Drangsnes the wind blows strong and wild.

"What you encounter here," he said, "it mostly blows strong and steady.

"The winds blow strong around this issue in Albany and its been very hard on behalf of the regular-person concertgoer to fight back against this law" Senator Squadron said.

It was early December, when the trade winds blow strong and steady, and Latham anticipated an easy tow the rig even had a crew of more than a dozen Mexican painters on board to refurbish it as they went.

The wind blows strong in Normandy, he explained, and to protect the crops Norman farmers had built hedgerows, mounds of dirt topped with thick bristly bush often six feet high.

A frustrated Pharrell Williams almost lost his voice, and the wind blew strong enough to knock out electricity briefly at the Neon Carnival.